Sell Plus

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Definition of 'Sell Plus'

An order to sell a quantity of stock at a price that is above the current market price. A sell plus will only be executed when the stock is on the rise, and the price reached. Similar to a sell limit order.
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Investopedia explains 'Sell Plus'

For example, shares of Big Air investments have a last traded price of $10. A sell plus order in this case would be any sell order with a price that is greater than $10. We place a sell plus order for $15. The only way our order will fill is if the market price of the stock rises to $15.

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